Dan Micciche is the Associate Music Supervisor for casting of WICKED on Broadway and its National Tour, following more than 14 years as the production’s Music Director and Conductor. A graduate of The Boston Conservatory, he also worked on the WICKED films and was inducted into The Recording Academy in 2024. Dan began his Broadway career as the youngest actor to play Mary Sunshine in CHICAGO and has performed at Carnegie Hall and The Kennedy Center. He is the founder of Hit It Productions, co-founder of the International Music Theatre Academy, and owner of The Dan Micciche Vocal Studio.

Jason Gotay is a Broadway, television, and film actor whose recent credits include Floyd Collins at Lincoln Center Theater, earning a Drama Desk Award nomination, and the world premiere of Teeth. He made his Broadway debut in the Tony-nominated Bring It On: The Musical and later starred as Peter Parker/Spider-Man in Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark. Other notable credits include Evita at New York City Center, The Prince of Egypt, Freaky Friday, A Bronx Tale, and NBC’s Peter Pan Live! Jason has also appeared in Gossip Girl and Spoiler Alert and has performed solo shows at celebrated venues throughout New York City.

Dee Roscioli is best known for her record-breaking seven-year run as Elphaba in WICKED, performing the role across Broadway, Chicago, San Francisco, and the First National Tour. Most recently, she appeared in Death Becomes Her on Broadway, standing by for both leading roles, Madeline Ashton and Helen Sharp. Her other Broadway credits include The Cher Show and Fiddler on the Roof, with Off-Broadway appearances in Titanique and Kid Victory. Dee has also lent her voice to Madagascar: A Little Wild and is recognized as one of the longest-running performers to take on the iconic role of Elphaba worldwide.